Kalpetta Tour Pakcges

1. By Road:

Kalpetta is very well-connected with most of the major towns and cities in Kerala. The hill town is also accessible through the NH-766 that connects Kozhikode and Mysore. Visitors planning to reach Kalpetta by road, can also follow the trials from Ooty (Tamil Nadu) and Madikeri (Karnataka). State run buses and local taxis are always available from most of the places to reach Kalpetta by road.

2. By Train:

This hill town do not have its own railway station. Nilambur Road Railway Station at a distance of 41km, serves as the nearest railway station to reach Kalpetta by train. From the station, visitors can hire private cabs or board state-run or private buses to reach their final destination.

3. By Air:

Calicut International Airport in Kozhikode is the closest airport to reach Kalpetta by air. The airport is located around 51km from the town, and is well connected to Kalpetta via road networks.

Winter (December – March) – Best Time:

This is the time when Kalpetta experiences the best climatic conditions. Temperature remains low, atmosphere gets filled with mists and magic making it for a heart-warming experience. If you want to explore every nook and corner, winter is definitely the best time to visit Kalpetta and also to explore its miraculous beauty.

Summer (April – June) – Good Time:

Summer in this hill town could be a bit humid, but still tolerable as the town is surrounded with hillocks that brings in swaying breezes. Visibility increases during this season, which in turn makes it for a wonderful time for sightseeing and nature tours in Kalpetta.

Monsoon (July – September) – Not So Good Time:

Humidityreaches the peak during the monsoon. Adding to this, there are always a chance of heavy showers. Considering all these, monsoon might not qualify as an ideal time to visit Kalpetta.

Karapuzha Dam:

Situated on both sides of the alluring Karapuzha River, this dam boasts of being one of the largest dams in India. Adorned by the enchanting beauty of swamped hills and lush environs, this is a scenic place to visit while in Kalpetta.

Kanthanpara Waterfalls:

The Kanthanpara Waterfalls prove that Mother Nature has her own ways to hold us captive! A gushing cascade, this natural marvel is situated amidst scenic thickets, and is a heaven for nature lovers and shutterbugs.

Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary:

This is the place where you can spot parades of the gigantic elephants in their most natural habitats. Tucked away amidst Mudumalai, Bandipur, and Nagarhole, this region also comes under the much-acclaimed Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.

Chembra Peak:

Located only 8km from Kalpetta, this peak is the highest point in Wayanad and also the highest in the Western Ghats. Seated at an elevation of 2,100m, a trek to the peak is quite an adrenaline pumping activity!

Soochipara Falls:

Needle Rock Falls or Soochipara Falls is undoubtedly among the most gorgeous places to visit while in Kalpetta. Located within 10km from the town, this 200m cascade also offers rock climbing options to the thrill seekers.

Banasura Sagar Dam:

The largest earthen dam in India, Banasura Sagar Dam commands over the gurgling Kabini River. Only 21km away from Kalpetta, is an astounding site to visit for visitors from almost all the walks of life.

Puliyarmala Jain Temple:

Only 6km away from Kalpetta, Puliyarmala Jain Temple is a sacred place for the followers of Jainism. Also known as the ‘Tipu Fort’, this pious temple was once used by Tipu Sultan as a battery.

Wayanad Heritage Museum:

A visit to this heritage museum will get you acquainted with the rich history of Wayanad and its surrounding areas. Housing numerous number of artefacts and belongings from the past, a visit to this museum is a journey back to time!

Varambetta Mosque:

The oldest mosque in Wayanad district, this mosque is believed to be more 300 years old. A testimony to Kerala’s universal peace and brotherhood, Varambetta Mosque is a must visit site while touring around Kalpetta.